Intent Solutions · Financial Teaching · V1

Follow the $80,000 project fee

Follow the $80,000 project feeThe illustrative $80,000 contracted fee funds $59,760 of project obligations (Selling and discovery: $11,200; Delivery and assurance: $44,960; Vendors and administration: $3,600), leaving $20,240 contribution of which $4,000 is designated reserve and $16,240 remains unallocated.ILLUSTRATIVE ECONOMICSFollow the $80,000 project feeCUSTOMER CONTRACTCOSTS / CONTRIBUTIONALLOCATIONSContract fee$80,000Full collection assumedProject obligations$59,760Contribution$20,240Selling and discovery$11,200Delivery and assurance$44,960Vendors / admin$3,600Designated reserve$4,000Unallocated remainder$16,240Reserve designates part of contribution. It is not a project expense or distributable profit.
An illustrative contracted-fee budget with full collection assumed. Bands conserve the fee; a designated reserve remains inside contribution. The unallocated remainder still faces company costs and tax.

These are fictional worked examples, not Intent Solutions prices, compensation terms, customer results, forecasts or offers. “Revenue” means illustrative contracted fees or billings within the stated scenario and horizon; it does not establish accounting recognition, an invoice already sent or cash collected. Conditional fees require their specified event. Supplier receipts are gross business invoices, not individual take-home pay. Contribution is fees less the listed direct costs, before central overhead and tax; a reserve is a proposed holdback, not an additional expense. Amounts are USD. Program sources explain mechanisms, not Intent enrollment, guaranteed opportunities or payment rights. Credits are not cash. Each real engagement needs its own agreed scope and terms.